Brocky Purdy Re-signed 5 years $265M, $180+ Guaranteed

[UK Cowboy]

LOL funny you mention us on this subject.
we have opposite opinions on the QB position & contracts.

Haha, I thought that was funny too. But he said we were rational, not of one mind lol

 

[Robotech]

Not bad. The salary cap and QB contracts will continue to rise. This will be just an average QB contract in a couple of years.

 

[Battlelyon]

Who is that gif of?

Woody Harrelson from the movie Kingpin. Where he plays a former two handed bowler named Roy Munson

 

[Jikkle]

It's the going rate for QBs of his level so the contract is about what I expected. The devil is going to be in the details though so we'll see how the numbers actually shake out.

As a 9ers fan there was certainly times he could've and needed to play better but he still put up pretty good numbers. The team had plenty of other major issues and he wasn't towards the top of those issues.

Since he's been the starter he's just been weirdly saddled with crazy expectations. Like if he's not completing deep passes to a triple-covered UDFA it doesn't count for him. Or can he carry a team with less talent which isn't an unfair question but this past Super Bowl should've proved that a QB can only carry a team so much.

 

[Jikkle]

CMC is really the engine that makes that offense go.

When he’s healthy, they are dynamic. When he is not, the offense struggles.

Losing Deebo will hurt the offense as well.

Purdy is good, but he’s not the type of QB to elevate other players. But, he is in the right system, so they have that going for him.

And, Denver “recovered” from Wilson because they had a high draft pick to get a good rookie QB that happened to be in a loaded class.

Chances are, the 49ers aren’t going to be picking that high any time soon. And, even if they were, with what they are paying Purdy, chances are they aren’t taking a QB unless they were ready to write him off and eat a lot of dead money ( just like the Broncos did ).

Losing Deebo will actually be a benefit to the offense. Deebo today isn't 2021 Deebo.

I won't discount him working out like crazy and having a good 1st year with the Commanders but the 9ers offense was simply a lot better the last two games when the featured Pearsall over Deebo.

He did nothing when the ball was handed off to him and he struggled to get separation against linebackers. The explosiveness is still there at times which is why I don't think he'll be a bust with the Commanders but he's a far cry from 2021 Deebo where he was a monster with the ball in his hand especially with some space.

 

[BostonBeans]

Sources: Purdy, 49ers reach 5-year, $265M deal

Brock Purdy, the last pick in the 2022 NFL draft who has gone on to become a Pro Bowler, is finalizing a 5-year, $265M deal with the 49ers, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.

www.espn.com

ALL in favor of that one as a Seahawks fan. Hey props to the 49ers if he pans out or for that late round of a pick to get paid, but I think that's the end of the 9ers after this year. Their draft picks were hardly impressive. Rams/Hawks take over the division from here.

A+ grade all the way (as a Hawks fan)
C- grade as a general fan.

Guy had one GOOD season with a completely stacked team and three teams rebuilding in the division. How that warrants that money is RIDICULOUS.

I know the 49ers fans left on this forum (most have been banned) will let me hear it, but yah. This is baffling. MAYBE it's incentive based. I guess I should consider that first.

Rams, maybe but certainly nothing the Seahawks did made them any better

 

[PDay8810]

About what I expected since QB is a highly paid position.

We shall see if he deserves it now. The pressure is officially on now.

55M per?
lol...give me some of that pressure.


teaching football and now economics one post at a time

 

[Sharkonabicycle]

Rams, maybe but certainly nothing the Seahawks did made them any better

lol okay.

By that logic, what did the Rams do to make them any better?